Cbdallas wrote:Hopefully a new tower will someday rise on that site.
Tivo_Kenevil wrote:McDonald's at West End station is closed and gutted. Feels unreal.
homeworld1031tx wrote:Was any reasoning given for closing the West End Station McDonalds? I thought that location did quite a lot of business??
Tivo_Kenevil wrote:McDonald's at West End station is closed and gutted. Feels unreal.
vman wrote:Tivo_Kenevil wrote:McDonald's at West End station is closed and gutted. Feels unreal.
I know McDonald’s has been tearing down and then rebuilding stores. I know of three in the Irving area. Could it be that this location is being remodeled?
Tivo_Kenevil wrote:McDonald's at West End station is closed and gutted. Feels unreal.
ContriveDallasite wrote:Tivo_Kenevil wrote:McDonald's at West End station is closed and gutted. Feels unreal.
Wow! But also, good riddance!
malachi896 wrote:https://www.dallasnews.com/food/restaurant-news/2020/05/19/lower-greenville-hit-hard-by-more-restaurant-and-bar-closures-including-eastside-social/
Lower Greenville getting hit hard
uptown74 wrote:malachi896 wrote:https://www.dallasnews.com/food/restaurant-news/2020/05/19/lower-greenville-hit-hard-by-more-restaurant-and-bar-closures-including-eastside-social/
Lower Greenville getting hit hard
Can someone list the places that closed? The pay-wall got me
lakewoodhobo wrote:Magical iconic subterranean restaurant in downtown Dallas closes after 36 years
https://dallas.culturemap.com/news/rest ... G9xWGxT2AY
malachi896 wrote:Ross and hall also goes down.
https://lakewood.advocatemag.com/2020/0 ... -closures/
lakewoodhobo wrote:Magical iconic subterranean restaurant in downtown Dallas closes after 36 years
https://dallas.culturemap.com/news/rest ... G9xWGxT2AY
mdg109 wrote:I believe Iron Cactus is pretty much done.
cowboyeagle05 wrote:Pegasus Plaza was Dallas first reattempt at cultivating downtown gathering space. For a time it was basically the only thing Main Street had going for it along with Iron Cactus taking that premiere spot facing it.
A Dallas comedy institution just announced it will be closing its red doors for the last time.
Amanda Austin, the owner and founder of The Dallas Comedy House (DCH) in Deep Ellum, announced on her Facebook page that she's made the difficult decision to the close the comedy theater.
"I hope it's more sweet than bitter for you, as it is for me," Austin wrote. "I have laughed more during this DCH journey than most people will laugh in 10 lifetimes, and I wouldn't have it another way."
Jay9398 wrote:Walked by Dallas Fish Market on Main St this morning and noticed all liquor/glassware/etc has been stripped. I haven't heard anything official but it sure looks permanently gone.
Warrior2015 wrote:Looks like over half of the restaurants at trinity groves are closed.
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